aswaaq Mart - Al Bada'a

aswaaq Mart - Al Bada'a

Bur Dubai

Aswaaq Mart - Al Bada'a was described as a compact supermarket within a small community centre in Bur Dubai, with grocery shopping alongside a coffee stop. However, the latest reviews say the store has closed and SAVA discount center is replacing it, so verify the listing before making the trip.

Reputation Score
4.2
★★★★☆
532 ratings
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56%
4★
23%
3★
14%
2★
2%
1★
5%

Source: Google Maps

The Good Stuff

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Community Centre

The former mart sat in a compact centre with a coffee shop and other small local businesses nearby.

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Coffee Stop

Mokha1450 was specifically mentioned as a standout coffee shop in the centre.

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Tips for a Better Visit

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Check Status. Confirm the listing before travelling: recent reviews say Aswaaq closed and SAVA discount center replaced it.

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Inspect Fruit. If the grocery section is operating under a new name, check fruit carefully before buying.

Plan the visit

Practical details

6775+JJR - Aswaq building - Al Wasl Rd
Al Bada', Dubai
Mon7:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Tue7:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Wed7:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Thu7:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Fri7:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Sat7:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Sun7:00 AM – 12:00 AM
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Popular Mentions

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800 pizza

800 pizza was mentioned positively for delivery, with one review citing fast service and high-quality ingredients.

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VIBGYOR Stationary

The centre's VIBGYOR Stationary was used for printouts, although the machine was reported non-functional on one visit.

Common Concerns

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Store Closed

Recent reviews report that Aswaaq has closed in this area and SAVA discount center is taking its place.

Fruit Quality

One customer said fruit bought there was repeatedly rotten.

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The Bottom Line

The biggest thing to know is that this listing may no longer represent an operating Aswaaq Mart. Reviews from June 2026 say Aswaaq closed in the area and that SAVA discount center would replace it, so check current status before setting out in Bur Dubai. The older picture is of a small, easy-to-navigate supermarket inside a compact community centre rather than a full-scale mall destination.

When it was operating, shoppers came for everyday groceries and a few nearby extras. Reviews mention a coffee shop, the speciality coffee outlet Mokha1450, and Mamaesh pastries, with the meat cheese manqeesh getting a particularly enthusiastic mention. The centre was also described as having a mobile shop, pharmacy and pet shop, making it useful for a quick local errand rather than a long shopping trip.

There are some practical caveats in the older feedback. Parking was described as very limited—roughly 40 to 50 cars—and another customer complained about being charged on entering. Bring a payment method that does not depend on change for a 500-dirham note, and inspect fruit carefully: one reviewer reported repeatedly finding it rotten.

Cleanliness feedback is mixed too, with earlier praise for hygiene but a later complaint about a dusty washroom.

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